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Cherry Hill Personal Trainer Discusses How to Achieve Your New Year’s Resolution Fitness Goals!

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How to Finally Achieve Your New Year’s Resolution Fitness Goals!

Training Aspects, Personal Training, Fitness, Personal Trainer, Weight Loss

New Year’s Resolutions are right around the corner and many people have fitness goals on their mind. How do you set realistic goals and stay motivated, so you don’t end up like 90% of the crowd by quitting your fitness journey before it even starts?

Make Your Goal a Lifestyle Change

What this means is don’t make this a quick fix, like lose 20-30 pounds this month. You’re setting yourself up for failure. Instead just focus on making a change to a healthy lifestyle. This includes increasing your weekly exercise and healthy eating habits. This will be much easier to handle in the beginning setting you up for the long haul.  This way you don’t join the crowd and quit after just two weeks.

Get a Workout Partner or Personal Trainer

Nothing will keep you more motivated to consistently hit the gym than being held accountable by someone else. A friend or trainer can be a great way to keep you accountable, motivated, and pushing forward to achieve your goals!

These are just a couple of the ways to get started on your new year’s resolution goals and make them last! Check back next week for more new year’s resolution tips!

Written By: Robert Jost NSCA-cpt, ACE-cpt 

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